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Marcus Gilmore

Jazz Review: Chick Corea’s Vigilette Trio at Scullers

His beautiful sound is undimmed by time, his sensitivity to nuance is intact, and his choice of virtuoso partners was a delight.

By: Steve Elman Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music, Review Tagged: Carlitos del Puerto, Chick Corea, Marcus Gilmore, The Vigilette Trio

Music Commentary: The Problem of the Jazz Piano Concerto – Side A

When the jazz composer is the soloist, which is usually the case, he or she ironically revives one of the most venerable traditions in classical music.

By: Steve Elman Filed Under: Classical Music, Featured, Jazz, Music Tagged: Chick Corea, Claus Ogerman, Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, Concerto in G♯▵A♭, Dave Brubeck, Donal Fox, Duke Ellington, Elementals, for Improvised Piano and Orchestra, Fred Sherry, George Russell, Hans Glawischnig, Iiro Rantala, jazz piano concerto, Living Time, Marcus Gilmore, Michel Camilo, New World A-Coming, Peace Out, Steve Davis, Symbiosis, The Continents: Concerto for Jazz Quintet and Chamber Orchestra, Tim Garland

Jazz Review / Commentary: Chick Corea’s “The Continents” and the Problem of the Jazz Piano Concerto

Chick Corea’s “The Continents: Concerto for Jazz Quintet and Chamber Orchestra” is filled with tuneful melody, shows off some superb playing by the soloists, breaks new ground in a number of ways, and achieves nearly all of its ambitions.

By: Steve Elman Filed Under: Featured, Jazz, Music Tagged: Chick Corea, Fred Sherry, Hans Glawischnig, jazz piano concerto, Marcus Gilmore, Steve Davis, The Continents: Concerto for Jazz Quintet and Chamber Orchestra, Tim Garland

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